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BUILDING BLOWN INTO souND. l
NEW LONDON. Feb. 25.—l)urini.'.'
the heavy northwest gale at noon, yew
terday, a’gust of wind picked up the
summer house, 10 by 25. on the. Pequot
Wharf, and st‘tor‘ giving it‘s for turns
dropped in in the Thames. In the
house were stored two boats. The
building was blown rapidly out into
the sound. At the time of the acci-
dent to the summer house there was
a man on the wharf who barely cscnpv
ed from being blown into the river by
3 falling flat and clutching the timbcrs.
A large tree ill the old town mill reser-
vation was blown over, sitiushltig about
twenty feet of the flame.
‘WWRTFMEMIT f
Funeral Director. I
andtmbaimor. I
19 North Main 81., South. Norwaik‘
Residence. 6 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office, 3362.
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GAS FITTING.
Sheet Iron,
I and Zinc.
Tin. Copper
50 Soutthain Street.
I . So. Norv‘éall‘c Conn.
MONEY SENT TO EUROPE.
CHICAGO. li‘eb.‘ 26.‘~—Lnrgo sums of
money are being sent out of the United
States annually to postal savings banks
of Europe as a result of the absence
of such bunks here. according to ‘Post-
olilch inspector Carter B. Keene, of
Washington. D. (1.. who Is in Chicago.
Mr. Keene emphasizes the urgent need
for the establishment of postal savings
banks in this country.
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2li.--After dc
hitting over the sundry civil nppropria
lion bill until 3:21 o'clock this thorn-
in. tho. House of Representatives gave
tip the attempt to pass the Incnsuro
and took Ii recess until 1.1 ii. In. There
was a long fight. on the appropriation
for' flu- establishment of II military
camp at Pine Plains in Northern .‘iiI-w
Yurlt, but it. was finally, 3i|3l§lt‘ilti III.
As soon as a man is outfit-:‘nliili
good at a thing, it is said that hill:-
Ilicds of men lil(‘ boiler.
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now/Am
Spring Goods
Now in Stock.
Plain and Ornamental
Sign Writing
E. E Gorham
I Decorator
I 10 First St, East Norwall'.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
WE
SELL
. ‘ 75 11:3 Qats to a bag. 100 lbs. bran to a bag. :12 165.com to a
bag. Otiier grain and feed. 100 lbs to a sack.
We invite consumers to consider the quality of our goods and
Quotations, which are changed daily to conform to the Chicago
.‘II‘eddo and Cross Creek (1001 """
DELIVERED IN YOUR CELLAR 0,000 was FOR $6 50
market.
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EYMOND BROS
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The atch & Bailey (30
SOUTH NORWALK CONN
We have how IoIn hand the IarIgeIItI', most varied and complete 6took of Ium- -
. her in the history_ of this company or- any of its predecessors, and I
respectfully Is'oliclt th‘c patronage of all liimber users.
YARD TEL. 340.30; .3
.iume firth- ’45s-
I i966’II
'i‘he children of the Advent Chriltiau
Sunday school are requested to meet
at the church, tomorrow afternoon, for
practice.
Francis Devinc, or Third ‘strectghad
secured Ii position in the R and G oer-
iict factory, and expects to go to work
on Monday.
Intro. Elizabeth Douglass is reported
I... seriously ill at her home with her
daughter. Mrs 1.4 (I. Fowler, at 23
Gregory Boulevard .
i
Miss Lois flirtyu has returned to her
home in Stniiit‘ord, after spending a
ivy days with Miss Adeline Arni-
s rung, of First street. I
Leopold Schneider. of Spring niii.‘.
Norwalk, has started the construction
of a new residence in Pleasant Avenue?
'l‘iiu house is to be of content block
construction. _
William uni-on, the junk dealer, is
building a burn at the corner of Fort
and HeItIoida streets. He Is also
building II. board fence about the prom-
lacs he bath is far enough advanced
for aiding. i
Superintendent Richard Bland, oi
the Advent Christian Sunday school.
requests that there be as large an or
tendaiicc no possible at. the session
Sunday. as he has a special important
announcement to make.
Louis Kellogg isn' just in mourning,
but he is sad, nev rtliclcns. over the
disappearance of his bird doc “Icriy
Whether the dog left on Its own he
count or was stolen Mr. Relibgg has
not been able to ascertain.
'I he Bridgeport Real. Rotate IlIIIv list.
merit Company. .uh3ich- hogan opera
tIoIns In Gregory Boulevard last full
has not done any waili on the proniin
rs during the winter. but It Is oxpeottd
that work will be resumed lit the
swing.
'ihc St. James Circle held a meat.-
lug. yesterday Afternoon, with Mrs
William Robinson. other burns in Bay
vlow place. During the winter the
choir: has accomplished a great deal
of WOIR, and has assisted many peo
ple in straightened circumstances. i >
'1‘ hole was plenty of wind to take off
the tide. yesterday. but other condi-
tions were not so favorable. and the
date were not pared to such an extent
as they sometimes have been with loss‘
of a breeze. The ciammora who went
down the burner mods quite a harvest,
Records .
Now on SaleI
Double DiSc (music on two
sides). fits tiny Disc Machine, ‘65ci
lndeétrut‘tible Records. can be
handled like a piece of iron; last
forever; fit any Cylinder Mil-3
chine, 35c.
Come in‘ and see them and
get a cat dogu'e.
is
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street. 1
sort Norwaik- , s
Enu’
4—.
No Time Like the Present If
You Need a
lParlorTabIe
I Cmuh‘lm
Genuine Mahogani' If“
Regular, $17.25; new, $6.25?”
Regular. $13.50; new, $11.25 0-3
$5.75
Regular, “$6.75; "how,
Tip Table
Great reproduction of the AntiqueI
Regular, s “cc 3 now '8316. ’50 :
r. A MITCHELL
3 COR. MAIN AIND WALL STSu
l NORWALK. 3
pink
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‘yLIne to N. Y.
IFor Freight Only
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mil the» initiation Juliane
Pier 28.1mm River, New Y'o'rlt,‘ (tool
of- Dover street), every day, (except
Sandor). at 4 p. m, .Frelsht receiyed
a‘t Norwalk up tot p. m..odtl South
Norwalk up to 6: 30 p. in. “
lN6r‘Walk ‘Sieartilidiit‘ICbA... .
‘Annlng J. smith. .0. c. Housman
Eroight. Propellers.ulill“liit1‘:6 3
i“
Yet some
‘ not believe doctors endurscd
m
. w: .— ..--— .7 ~....~. .- ~ -—-~-..—-W..-
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“Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy .
I Prompt and efficient service at
all limos.
Peruoniil attention giwn to all
prouci lpttoti wct‘lt.
Chains for our tiollcy patrons
Conic in and wait for your car.
‘ BRIDGE PHARMACY
I ‘ -J. PARKERr3Mana‘9sr.
Just the same, and others set out this
morning.
During the. gentle breezes of yes-
terday, a sectional part of the roofer
Commodore William S. liatiiold's boat-
Iiouso at the b‘ and Avics' 3ch ht
ostabiihnm . croplnnlug Much
alter the “moon Icf some flying ma
chines, too the section \Hlii badly'
wrecked '
The auxiliary of the Dory Social
Club Is planning A carnival of ‘events
covering a month, the same to be held
in Knildllll' s 3,,liali Van Zandt; street; it
is proposed to ilR‘G the place open two
or iliicc times If week. The first of
the pi‘bgrum will begin this ”eveninz.
when It dance will be held at the had,
A piano was taken to the hill this
tum plug. by. Extricassman John Knapp.
Albeit. Ayers In looking for his four-
teen 3cnr old son, Rush. The lad, Mr“
Ayei s states, left Iliim‘ several days ug’o‘,
and III la far he has been unable to
find him. It was reported this merit;
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The Clifford : ~
., .I Excellent dulllno.‘ . ‘1')
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..,.
- Dinners Evenings, . .rr
9 to 8 Do "Is
Oundoy Dinners 3c Spooyalty.
Dinner P'srtlo'o and unsust-
Gollolt‘o'd.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
_ "sprinter; “
.‘l'oisp‘hono3‘m ,
Hotel Mahackemo
’J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
fl
Service and cuisine Up to om.
Rates $2 per day and upwards. I
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Sto'ck‘and General information Ticker.
( I I IN I
sunday Dinners,75Icts.
TIL} CALL ”In
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EVERY LAW; Dnsssmo CHAM-
. 3 6€n ~
3i lithe. no»!
com oln Enameled Lavatory. ~
myst- stopped to consider
litiy‘r-‘v ttui'y convenient it would
be to‘ switch and ooldrutmlnt water
iii your-undressing chamber-r. sleep
in: apartheid or? first hour. :toilot
All; cm 2 f t.
u a com or
We will mounts youp {Clam
tip-cont
Fri
on: album #noi'ii uéfioir ..3 .3
cu users and PLAN.
Out- Room. I Capital FoatIuro‘. Gas
and Electric Light- Throughout. E'v-
or Room H6.
37. 3 %§ABONABLE. .
‘ iifihmiodkop lfptu‘énedconnootlon. ..
In. of. «mow: m. DuflIbn't ”and
Bass 0.3 Co.’ 3. 6 i3 alwaIys on drltlfl‘ht
n ouoor so our do run . ,
3 A h Bi: a o hht 3
young, ‘ 3§ouorol3fiipont
T. J. OULLWAN, Proprietor.
Tgloplivno “933, 33.3335 ‘
3 9...... v
£00.”
mm. wouldhutford you .
HORACE R.— 6.593,
HOTEL VtoroRIAI
Alon, Inblu’d— . ‘ I
people list as if *0“
big that the boy had been telling new
pic that he had been deserted by his
father. The father is unable to figure
out why the lad has done this, he says,
- unless It is to Induce people to care
for hint.
Lust and rites over the remains at
, the late Minot 8. Partrick, who died
Monday. were held yesterday after'
noon, the funeral being from the Ad-
vent Christian church In Van Zandt
street. The pastor, the Rev. Motor F.
Reynolds. ofllctated. sud interment for
lowed at Riverside cemetery, in Not“.-
walk. The pail bearers was James
and Harry Cunningham, Thomas Weed
and W. C. Hart. During the ohsequles
_ at the church the pastor spoke very
feelingly or the deceased, and rotor».
red to his lite‘ and canine. Mr. rah
trick had been a staunch milliliter of
the church for a number of yours.
'1‘ ho March-like gale, yesterday, plur-
ed""lrlgh jlnlts all about this section 91
the town. For a time old Boreas
threatened to pick up the place and
carry it off with him. He did make
attempts at various points, in fact. in
Winfield street. tbroov mismatch poles
near the restriction of Johnznydci- top-
pled, and the wires went over with .
them. There were no serious «results
Along the shore conditions were about .3
the same. J. A. Hipson had his launch
bolstered up on the shore near his
home In Seaside place, but the gentle
zephyr‘s Won out and the launch wont.
toppling over, dually fetching up with
area holes In its side. Another launch
rby had its cabin damaged by top
pling over. Everything that was not
securely fastened took a move
Impossible News Items.
‘l‘ho croakors have succeeded in get-
ting Roosevelt’s measure
The pacudom titer prophets know
~what they are tn kids about.
RUWIIIIIII
' The ordination‘ to the Illaconntt- of
Lewis Cass Parker, Jr.. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis G. Parker, of hogan street.
Rowayton. took place at Rugby. North
Dahlia; on January 25. Rev. Mr. Park-
‘er will be loftin charge of the work at
Rugby and Towncr, N. D.
Mrs. C. L. Ogdcn's bl‘OUlCl‘Jn'lfl‘Y.
rWIllInm Lafo. was drowned In New
. Haven harbor. Friday night.
‘ engineer of an oyster boat. He leaves
lie was
a wife and seven children. Mrs. 0g
den Is now a resident of Springdalc.
but lived here forseveralyonrs. and
Mr. Late had a number of friends in
this village.
The Dcipbinns tonight will play the
first guard of. basketball since the
ganiedu which the Oyster Currier
tcnin was beaten so badly. Their op-
ponents will be the Cannon A. C., of
the Norwalk High school and if this
(cam is as popIIlIir as the l A. C. s of
q 'e‘dlcine could
take the place of Motor! Thebcs‘t medicine In thoriorld cannot.
dothi‘s. . Haven. hilly doctor consult him frequent-Ir . ,
Ayer' 9 Cherry Pector
and colds we would not offer it to you.
d '3 No Need oi Being ScraWny. Weak
, has sold in the last few weeks a. gm
and Emaciaied-
In these days of physical culture and
health foods. one would hardly expect
to soc any thin, weak. emaciated pop
pic but in spite of all this. nearly ov-
ory person you meet is thin and
scrawny y.
. Good healthy flesh can only he 5th
ed by the use of the proper food. with
thorough assimilation of the fat- giving
elements Nine people out of ten in
61ch to Weigh as much as they ought
and be perfectly healthy, should use
Somme, the great fleshoforrning food.
Weigh yourself before commencingufivgm
use thosehiifile tablets, and use
0. l‘. W 8 creases.
6 66111669 has valuable flesh- for-mini;ii
and tissue building properties. on
when It Is assimilated with the food. 1
cl Icons do n
’l‘ey. are we
till
ent accommdiiIati
Mr .
have motetl
fit of t re h
!'.(’ll
manager ‘0 II
of hou
held Moi
.Cbarl as Vun
improvflmpnts
Minn street bolus? will}!
sawed guy, of an e t "yllfifilml' .
3V
him!
«3
causes the flesh- making elements to be“
retained and the weight naturally in«
creased. . ..
: F. H. Batter, the popular drugzisi
many packages of Sumatra. every on
'with his personal guarantpe to rein)
‘tho money. it It did not dive satisfih
tion and has had but one person a
for the money back ,
‘_
pk
Iguests of Mrs. H. M. Valentine M ,bn.
day.
Mi'. Simmel has rented Mr. Nor Alas
house, on Hailey avenue.
Michael J. Boyle, of Newton, m rived
borne from Washington this We 3|;
MI. and Mrs. ,red' M0r0h01lJ9, Sr...
left for Chicagor d CHIiiOi‘lllu, last
Week. ’
Charles Goff. of Prospect 'pvcnue,
has recently sold his place to Third-
deus Hoyt.
Mics Kale Austin, of East Woods,
Is the guest of Mrs. Ed. Sinus ou.i Nor-
oton Heights. ‘
Mrs. Bennett, of Notwalk. was the
guest of hits. 8.1..Seely. Washing
toii’s Blitliiiur
Miss Etta Down lL‘itlllled Sunday
to néh York. after a visit of several
days at her home.
0. C. Bowen and H011 are decorating
and unearth the interior of the Zahn
6‘: Driscoll (rug s wire. _
Mrs. Jessie H. Jellli’fc has recevercd
sufficiently :i‘roni her recent, illness to
be about the lior so again.
Mrs. "Hm'ry lghlmer, of Stamford.
spout Waidling‘uin‘s l'llrilidny with
Ifcr mother. Mrs. Cn‘ve‘. in Barton.
.\II. and hits Ed Slauson and son
.a'lll\\l‘t'llCt‘ fluent. Suudm with. Mr. and
Mrs. ilcniintiitr. of East Norwnlk.
from a visit to her mother and other
Iilutiics in Astoria and New York.
lohn l‘inht'l" 3‘ and Miss Julia Ros
(llbnlllll were married last Sunday. in
New York. and intrud it) take a trip
.South
MI. and hills. J. W Purdy, of an...
outing. N J. are spending a few dayts
with Mrs. lillnry M. Valentine, Wt/gt
tnyonue.
the same school. quite a crowd should
witness tlic‘ game. It Is understood
that a number of spectators are plan-
ning to bring flags, an innovation ex-
pected to encourage the home team.
Miss Myra Jane Davis. who. a num-
ber of years ago, conducted a school
in Darlen, Which attained some dis~
tinctlon in its day. is seriously ill in.
Rowayton, and had a narrow escape
from injury early this week. Aside
from being physically feeble. she has
undergone a. menlnl breakdown, anti
at times becomes violent. In one of
these spoils. she overturned a stove
in her apartments. and it was only the
most onorgetlc work on the part of
those with whom she lives that pro.
.vcntcda tire. which Miss Davis could
hardly have escaped. She Is about 70
rows old and frequently talks about
the time she conducted the. school.
There are many NorWalk people “he
went to the school, but it long ago
passed into history, and few of the
present generation know anything
about it. Miss Davis has been living
, for some one best iii Rowaytou; in
the town of Barton
IIIRIIII All] IIIIIIIIIIIII.
William W
'out this week.
Miss Jennie Dugda‘lo spent Tuesday
with Signiford (Floods. ,
MYliII Iiiim’iltbnMAnd” M3155” heiithrt
iamiltoii f. Bamfprdp,‘
'I
Ballard is able to be I
here th 6 My
week with her sister, Mrs. 'l‘hcpdore
'.l<‘ Sherman.
Mrs .Walter Gordon and little.
daughter. of Washington street, South
Norwalk sweat Sunday with Mrs
JamcsM. Wiilmcn
There will be a social and business
meeting of tam Methodist Church at
the residence. of Airs Junior. 1". Bruin
met. Alain sticct. Marclut. ‘
Contractor lzl. Sands S clleclt. of Dar-
lcn, will rcmogve his saw mill .to Nor
oton Heights and conduct aliumbor
i.
building a number
locality.
Mrs. Iicnrv Ai. “nicotine leaves in
a thew days ftir W‘ashington, to visit
her. daughter. Mm. George B Ed
Maids. and stiletto. the inauguration
ccuemonies.1vliss Gertrude Valentine
h is bad a. veny pleasant winter in the
capital.
MIiss Frpndss O‘Meara will entange
0! houses in shut
ton Helghtsflan will add an ice-
croam“ parlor. to t e lunch room; Miss
O‘Moura. had the misfortune to lose.
the past; week. a, fine pet dog “Shep
pic, " and allieflerts to find him have.
failed 3
Editor Sentinel: .3 The; people. in
Burton .Wem very. inllchc‘surprlsed to
learn that. a bill had been introduced
a
boto‘ ecu“ In Darionw WIWM
igloated 11:31 the socaIliled Hillside?
. 3 3 o
‘ only, beginning Monday. March
sun emscll at 35c.
.tt‘chasts '0 pqund. one midi CORI-
dchsed Milkobscluucly free. This offer holds good fat .,.one :6;er
pt 27¢ per. pound. and the coffee is as 500100 many
Remember, only ................
yard there. He has a. contract 101‘
the building owned by her at Noro 6'
in the legirilaturé to sociablish s are - I 3 _
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nightv
loyal:
Vocal
Vocal
Readl
Art
at tli
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31,0 r's.
the c
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this Mineiva Sherwood of ."bi't "01 conditions st'r'o’li‘g
Chester. spent several days the mm to immediate arrestsflc
has been romeo: out a;
the assistance or Brief:
lead
his
more
men
It.
vices.
c ther
here
Ruhli
us. ..
of Fit
. . gap-our mariners”
It it its a grcdt pitch
bore I153 Well, as ‘6 H622”
Walk
.5 Vm‘k
:i'I there
;I. 5%6ran
_- ehffiss '56 for Eire‘
fin; chad
IT Herd
lot The. price of this Cdltce
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om. nix-isms Act. .
II ‘LA‘RID; Zdeunds .
doiio . but. rfi-iIN'r stirrer.
7 cAkEs is ‘T. “shirts assr
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79c Per Bag; 36. 30 For Barrel
63w,- 4.. J” “not."
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Grimm
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' ”Not-u ’al-k cCliIbI'I-ud p683 16h
tattle
her of
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‘ .ficosoorya;
The
-'.I'a3u dong yts
mathiiiieiw ....i..
Is “All! fish
clvm-i of tinned 9h§3e
A concert was gluon In
terlan Churclh
Misti
Reading, I3 I
Vocal Sole'otloa; .
Raymond
Miss Theresa Hoyt, ’
druggist for 4th
liosevil
0111915,.n
Mrs iicmy Clans-en has rcttuned lot it“:
218' and Taylon- Past .Cr
,‘.c3- and Joseph $1133.33:
Appetuck Ledge. .
night, and spoke, 3
A suspect in the ”well gigs - y as
been located In the Formula ‘* ism
while the clue is: not tgs Firm.»
323% tulip! .
made. to the basedt'en
the Methodist. harsh,
No, it is not a locii‘ I
at all, only tho desire;
church along and do”
Oscar Smith and,
the moment now to Tflot‘o 7
and with it Roch-ab .
tree You," two step audit
circuit.
by any means. only...
lentil“: the. battle you
Piper at Sinith'
other night anemic-11%
and the spirit or
host in himself
Norwalkr Fred I: flab
- vialkr Y
Chimliple liflanudl'
' Danbury '
the race.
”IW'I
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number or pltiuer i; 0; pear
‘ ted" beta Carol 0 iii Marilee
to protest lxgiiii ’tthe $6663 of t
bill, but it Will. r feudal: 0 (III
be withdrawn, ..
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nIIIIJ M N 3
,UI Georgia for, o
Iyilnth f None or. t 3 child-
will; has beenpoiiltrl'
“will. task JIM gtidu
Id 3006.? of to intuit 3with 3
«3'.
sci
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attrition the cell
helm; Militia :tIIin5
has been
NI lOlOllr
whloh‘p‘rovod I6 '
to Allan. To”;
audience in tattoo .1 I d
weather. »
iroudcred:
OrgtiinCSeioIitlcnw—Grqnd tiff tan
Midwiu
ficile , . ..
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no
Marvin R." :6 .
Vocal .of ‘ the
harm . Pinsutl
Ernest B it y mford. '
Vocal Selection—Julie Mrs Beach
Miss ElstelN W emails
Orson .Seleotio‘ . IMfir'élw In
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ogula tes the._
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easy. natural mow 3/0605 coni .. I
sfipation~-Doan
.38.. ,Mll you: ‘
£6: 65%nts 8 box. '_
WISII'BRI
h‘” Viy curried of! the. honors
I: wont fcluy y-piguou shoot at: _;
i it was My agile ,.~% Ind tbq ;
ontrh'ed 2° set Add sport o‘Iiu
eVIelll ailibeI3 do
race 0. 'CasevI' M461
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a. hidokim
megabit-t. 3
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Fulton and Turner
elebrnnts at'3o
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commits ‘
tho aporpetrfitem‘tili 3
terinl improVeIit'cnts; '
interesting f
of the cqur a v6
Concrete flooriii‘é" 6h
innovations are '3
are inclined- on“ the
It is noted
a has the revi-
lit
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They it ‘ ‘
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today
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